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While European banks have been absent from the FIG market this week, insurance companies took advantage of improving market sentiment to issue capital trades.
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Julius Baer has announced plans to issue a Singapore dollar-denominated Basel III additional tier one (AT1). If it goes ahead with the deal, the Swiss firm will be the first foreign bank to issue an AT1 in the city state. -
The Swiss Federal Council has announced a higher leverage ratio of 5% for Credit Suisse and UBS, as well as outlining how it plans to bring in total loss absorbing capital (TLAC) rules for the two banks.
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Crédit Agricole has agreed to pay fines totalling $787.3m after admitting to transferring funds for clients subject to US sanctions.
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Gothaer Allgemeine Versicherung managed to price its 30 year non-call 10 subordinated notes on Wednesday, after they were postponed last month. In doing so it became the latest in a series of insurers raising capital this week.
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While the week may have looked set to be busy following Monday’s fare, in which €5.4bn was priced across senior, subordinated and covered bonds, little meaningful supply has followed.
